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JOHN W. IIENDERSON
LUMBER LTD.
Kinloss Central Public School Hold
Easter Assembly ln School Auditorium
f.
PHONE 528-3118
The pupils of Mrs. Murray's
rogm sang "Easter Morning" and
"The Old Rugged, Cross". Karen
Doelthan read the -story "Rainbow
Eggs". Jokes were read by Lois
Hanna and Teresa Murray. Piano
solos were 'played by, Lois Hanna,
Sharon Bolte and -Murray Gilchrist.
Sharon Bolte and Mary Helen'
MacDonald sang "Put Your Hand
'in the Hand of the Man". The
poem "Easter" was read by Lea'
Anne Halderiby. WAirtay Gi Christ
Lucknow Reside
Died In Hospital
MRS, ROSS NlacMILLAN
The death of Mrs. Ross Mg
LAB of 1.1.ICIMOW occurred in Wi
ham and District llospital on S • urday , March 25th i n 41 7,N
year.
She was the former Christine
E, Mae/Kenzie and was borain
Kinloss'Township,:.034n
S
ttepuityetSeptember
'4, 1899.
On April 17, l9
she married RossMacMillan of
Kinloss- Township, They fare
on the 6th concession, Kinloss
until moving to Lucknow five
years ago to the Ilavdock Stree
homeof the late Mrs. R. V; M
Kenzie, which they had purcha
• Mrs. MacMillan is survived b
her husband, one son liugh•and•
'his wife Colleen of' Watford,'
one daughter Mrs. liob (Mary)
Campbell and 'her husband of
Wingham; five grandchildren:.
Greg, Paul and David MacMUla
of Watford , John And Anne Cam
'bell of Wingham; a sister Mrs
Frank (Rena) Ilesse of Eustis,
Florida. • .
The funeral service was.held
at the MacKenzie 'Memorial
Chapel,. Luckno_ort--Mondiy, -
March 27, •.
ReV. Glenn Noble of Lucknow
Presbyterian Churcii,, of which
the deceased was' a member', wa
minister.
TempOrary eniortihment was i
South Kinloss Ma uso. 1eum.
Leonard MacInnis , Don. MacIn-
tyre , Harve5 tionston,,-( ordon'
Fisher , I larold Canpl)c11.
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days ago, and the second lot was
slated to go out this week.
Also on the farm, is a modern
barn which handles about 15 ,000
laying hens in'a modern egg opera-
tion. This was built abot.1968
and a second egg operation was
started in .a new barn on the county
road, at the intersection .of the '
2nd, this barn being•built in 1970.
It handles about 20,000 laying .
hens.
The barn which ,as destroyed,
by fire was built in 1963'and was
heated by forced air propane gas
-furnaces.-
The fire department from God-
erich were called to the scene,
btit the bnilding•was practically
burned to-the ground by this time.
None of the other buildings were
in danger. The wind was blowing'
from the south.
'The loss in the fire is estimated
at $20,000 for the chickens and
over $50 ,060 to 'the building and
ecnaipment.. Harry told The Sent-
inel Monday that arrangements -
have been made with Vanden
Heuvel Construction of Goderich
to commence construction of a
new building at ,once and it
is expected that work will be
underway by the time this we-ele-s--
Sentinel is read.
and Blaine-Morningstar-san
"Snowbird". Grades three and
four of Mrs. Hodgin's room sang
"Peter Cottontail" which was re-
peated with everyone joining in.
The poem "Easter Day Doings"
was read by Karen Eckenswiller.
Grades one and two of Mrs. El-
phicKs room acted out the story
of "Poor Little_Hoppity".• Hoppity
was played'by Perrin .Dore, Ptiffy.
Tail by Brenda Hayes, and Wiggle
Nose by Jerry Ward. We all sang
Happy BiTthdayha.rd-Rffiker
who-was celebrating birthday.
Caryn Nicolson ;David Young and
Griffiths-a-c-ted out a
play "Which Piece is Mine?"
Arthur Clarke told a story "The
Carpenter". Karen Young sang a'
solo "Allelu". Our assembly was
'closed with the singing of God
Save the Queen.
By Karen Doelrnan
and Valerie Stanley.
n_the_morningLof March-30 ,
Kinloss Central Public School
held an Easter program in the
school auditorium. The chair-
/tan was Bonnie Hall.
We opened .with 0 CaXada ac-
companied by Mrs. MacDonald,
followed 'by the, hymn "Oh Be
Careful Little Eyes", Michelle
Edwards rea our . ster gi e
,Story. Frances' Van Hoorn led us
in The LOrd's Prayer. The hymn
-"Fishers of Men" wai sung by
everyone. Daiid Gibson told us
a funny little story. Some rid-
dies we-re-read-bH-1-1a-n-&a-d-i-e
' Richard McArthur and Ronny Mc-
Farlan. Alice VanderKlippe read
the poem, "The Bunnies' Promise'
followed by another poein "The
Busy Bunnies" read by Lynne
Nicholson:
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